Kaylee Monahan
Articles
UP authors launch book on liturgy, healing and trauma from Catholic sex abuse crisis
Last semester, The Beacon spoke with the co-authors of “Liturgy in the Shadows of Trauma: Reckoning with the Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Crisis” to detail their uniquely collaborative writing process and preview the book. Theology and religious studies professor David Turnbloom and alums Megan Breen, Noah Lamberger and Kate Tyschper began studying abusive cultures within Roman Catholicism in the Collaborative Humanities Investigating Religion and Power (CHIRP) Lab.
Fly fishing, brain games and horses: Get to know faces of the Career Education Center
Chelsea Chase and Max Kalchthaler, assistant directors of the CEC, view career education as more than just polishing resumes or drafting cover letters. Instead, they strive to weave personal experiences into a professional identity and help students find the right words to tell their story.
STAFF OPINION: Are we officially old?
In a local cafe, I was writing an essay when they appeared: three teenage girls with tightly kinked curls and bright green, star-shaped pimple patches on their foreheads.
Social Justice Club hosts Sharon Brown to discuss human trafficking warning signs, prevention
In convenience store restrooms or airport lavatories, you might see freedom stickers. These stickers, with phone numbers and QR codes to trafficking hotlines, are created by In Our Backyard, an anti-human trafficking organization.
